The Massie Twins spent the duration of the Terminator Salvation panel waiting in line to ask a question. Subsequently, aside from the excellent pictures from photographer Joy Dominguez, little of the lengthy Q&A was recorded. The panel included director McG, who confirmed that they’re out to make a movie that will satisfy the fans, and if that meant an R-rating, so be it. Sam Worthington plays Marcus Wright, and he joined the panel, along with costars Bryce Dallas Howard, Moon Bloodgood, Common, and Anton Yelchin. A life-size T-600 was also on the stage, and to the delight of the audience, its eyes glowed and its head shifted from side to side.

Anton Yelchin

Moon Bloodgood and Anton Yelchin

During the Q&A, the highlight was two fans who dressed up as Sarah Conner and the T-1000, who asked the panel and the crowd if they had seen “this boy” as he held up a picture of young John Conner from Terminator 2: Judgment Day. They were followed by a young Asian man who did a hilarious Arnold Schwarzenegger impression that so tickled McG, he invited him onstage – Sarah and the T-1000 also followed him onstage. The Massie Twins unfortunately stood at the microphone for nearly 15 minutes as McG blabbed on about his acquiring Christian Bale and the rest of the ethnically diverse cast, and so the panel ended with a replaying of the exclusive trailer, which showed at least moderate promise that the film would display nonstop action and adventure.

Bryce Dallas Howard

Common

Director McG

 

- Mike Massie